Language name and locationː Talaud, Sulawesi, Indonesia [Refer to Ethnologue]
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1. assa, sambauʔ |
21. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo assa |
2. dua, daraua |
22. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo dua |
3. talu, tatallu |
23. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo talu |
4. apa, appatta |
24. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo apa |
5. ɭima |
25. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo ɭima |
6. annuŋ |
26. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo annuŋ |
7. pitu |
27. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo pitu |
8. oaɭu |
28. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo oaɭu |
9. sio |
29. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo sio |
10. mapuɭo |
30. tallumpuɭo |
11. mapuɭo assa |
40. apa upuɭo |
12. mapuɭo dua |
50. ɭimampuɭo |
13. mapuɭo talu |
60. annuŋ upuɭo |
14. mapuɭo apa |
70. pitumpuɭo |
15. mapuɭo ɭima |
80. oaɭumpuɭo |
16. mapuɭo annuŋ |
90. siompuɭo |
17. mapuɭo pitu |
100. marasu |
18. mapuɭo uaɭu |
200. dua ~ rua rasu |
19. mapuɭo sio |
1000. sariwu |
20. duampuɭo ~ ruampuɭo |
2000. dua ~ rua riwu |
Linguist providing data and dateː Mr. Kenneth R. Maryott, SIL International, July 18, 1996. 提供资料的语言学家: Mr. Kenneth R. Maryott, 1996 年 7 月 18 日. |
Other comments: Talaud has a decimal system similar to that of Sangir and Sangil spoken the Mindanao, Philippines. Talaud is spoken approximately 53,000 speakers in Talaud islands, North Sulawesi province. |
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